The Spanish SRT & Word Recognition Premium©-Harris Version includes the following recordings:
- SRT List (alphabetized for familiarization)
- SRT List (random order)
- Speech Discrimination Lists (4 lists of 50 words in a random order presented by male and female talkers)
- Speech Discrimination Lists (4 lists of 50 words in order of difficulty presented by male and female talkers)
- Speech Discrimination Half Lists (8 lists of 25 words each presented by male and female talkers)
- Verbal Patient Instructions in Spanish
This version does not use a carrier phrase. A three-second interval is used between words. Equipment capable of separating left and right channels is required since the channels contain different recordings.
This product includes a) audio recording, and b) printed word lists. This item does not include administration instructions or normative data. It is assumed that purchasers of Auditec’s auditory tests are well trained in the use, purpose, and interpretation of basic tests.
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Spanish SRT & Word Recognition Premium©-Harris Version (CD Format); Item No. CD165-9; Price $250.00 USD + S&H 
Spanish SRT & Word Recognition Premium©-Harris Version (USB Format); Item No. USB165-9; Price $256.00 USD + S&H 
⇒How does the Harris version differ from the Standard version? Both versions consist of trisyllable words for SRT and bisyllable words for word recognition; however, the lists consist of different words. Both include patient instructions in Spanish. The Standard version includes written patient instructions, but the Harris version includes verbal instructions. The Harris version would be most appropriate for patients from Central America or southern Mexico. The Standard version would be best for patients from northern Mexico. The Harris version does not utilize a carrier phrase and has a three-second interval between words, but the Standard version does use a carrier phrase and has a four-second interval between words.
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